US67218A

US67218A - Christian rosenberry and theodore worth

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Publication number: US67218A
Authority: US
Publication date: 1867-07-30
Anticipated expiration: 1884-07-30

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@einen ittitrs getint @fitte CHRISTIAN RCSENBERRY AND THECDCRE WORTH, CF CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. Leners Pareto N0. 67,218, and July so, 18er.

IMPROVBD SIFTEB, EGGBEATER, AND SPICE-MIXER.

To ALL WHOM rr MAY ooNoERN:

Be it known that we, CHursrrAN RosENBnnuY and THEononn Wonrn, both of Chicago, in the county of Cook, State of Illinois, have invented new and useful improvements in Combined Churn. Egg and Dough- Beater, Flour-Sitter, und Spice or Drug-Mixer; and we do hereby declare that the following is a full and exact ldescription thereof, reference being hadto the accompanying drawings, making part ot this specification, in

which- Figure 1 represents longitudinal section of the box through its centre.

Figure 2, the cross-section of the box and the side view of the spidcrs arms.

Figure 3, .different beaters and the sieve; and

Figures 4 and 5, sections of different beaters.

The nature of our invention consists in so arranging the beaters for churning, eggbenting, dto., that they may be doubled, or substituted by other beaters of a different shape, according to different purposes, as will' be hereinafter explained.

To enable others skilled in the art to moire and use our invention, we will proceed to describe its construction und operation.

Through o sexagonal box, A, passes n square shaft, B. Whose ends are rounded. On one of its ends a hub, C, is set loosely so as to be capable of turning independently from the shaft D, on which hub C is set n fourarmed spider, D, which, being connected with another spider, D', by beaters E E and wires F F, causes this latter to revolvevby being revolved'itself. The wires F F, huving a head at one end, and a screw-thread and a nut, f, at the other end, may be lengthencd, and thus `the bee-ters E E, which ure dove-tailed into the arms of the spiders D D', may be'teicn out and another set of beaters put in their place, or new beaters added to the old ones by inserting 'their ends into the notches G G made in the spider arms for the purpose. There are also holes, g g, in the arms into which more wires may be inserted, if necessary. When double notion of the beaters is required, another set of spiders H H', arranged similarly as the spiders D D', with beaters I I and wires J J', are set inside on the shaft B, with which they revolve. A double oog-wheel, K K', made of one piece, to which a handle, L, is attached, working two cog-wheels, M N, the periphery K working the wheel M, while the periphery K' is working the wheel N by means of an intermediate pinion, O. The consequence is that when the Yframe of the spiders D D' revolves in' one direction, the freine of the spiders H H' revolves in another and opposite direction. There is an opening, P, in the bottom cf the box, which is generally closed with a shutter, Q; but when the maehineis used as e our-sifter, then a frame, R, with o. wiregauge stretched on it, is inserted into said opening.

rlhe frame of spiders D D', with one, two, or three sets oi' beaters, is used for churning butter; but when it is required 'to work'the butter over, or to mit: spices or drugs, the beaters E E are taken eht, and the ladder t beaters S S are substituted instead. When flour is to be sifted, again, in place of heaters E E', rubber beaters Tend brush beaters U are substituted, the one and the other kind placed on the opposite arms, the rubber beaters to work the ilour, and the brush beaters to force it through the sieve R'; but when in churning or eggbeating stronger action is required, then the frame of spiders D D' is added to the frame of'spiders II H'. The precise shape of different beaters used for diti'erent purposes is shown in figs. 4 and 5, representing the sections of the same. i

What we cla-im as our invention, and desire to secure by Letters Patent, is l. The revolving heads D and D', so connected by rods that they can be separated for the insertion of various styles of beaters, to adapt the implement to di'erent uses, when said heads are mounted on a revolving shaft and placed in a oase, A, substantially as described. A

2. The combination ofthe beaters I, mounted on the shaft B, having the wheel M attached, and the heaters E, driven by the tube C and wheel N, when arranged -to be operated by the double wheel K K', as shown and described.

CHRSTIAN RCSENBERRY, TIIEODORE WORTH.

Witnesses:

Jss. R. HAYDEN, J. B. TUneHING.